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1 III | miseries,--a period when youth prefers~misfortune to a
2 III | humiliated;~he was angry with the youth he envied, and there rose
3 III | and the careless gayety of youth, while the vivacity of his~
4 III | some day. 'Travel deforms youth.' Give your place to monsieur."~ ~
5 III | betrayed to the~eyes of youth a peer of France, and one
6 IV | told him that enigmatical youth had~placed there. On it
7 IV | intrigue,--a love affair! Youth is~happy!"~ ~Oscar, who
8 IV | himself into~somebody. But a youth of nineteen, kept at home
9 IV | me~for the devotion that youth can win," said the count.~ ~"
10 VI | the~eldest son, a hardy youth, dressed like an English
11 VII | Those who remember their youth will not be surprised to
12 VII | gesture that recalled her~youth.~ ~"Now come to breakfast,"
13 VIII| efforts to initiate the poor youth safely into the mysteries
14 VIII| fancies and the~follies of youth might still get the better
15 VIII| else can you expect? That's youth. He~torments me to present
16 IX | combine the pleasures of youth~and the duties of his calling."~ ~
17 IX | pinched for means in their youth will~remember. A pretty
18 IX | his mind. To the shame of youth let it be added that~good
19 IX | skies of fancy to which youth~is lifted by intoxication,
20 IX | present to you a charming~youth, whom you can take as a
21 X | what might happen to the youth in whom her brother~took
22 X | protector of the unhappy youth came to the conclusion that
23 X | was only a heedlessness of youth. Where~can you find young
24 X | me, monsieur," said the youth, transformed into a man. "
25 X | conduct has been frail in her youth,~and who, in her old age,
26 X | errors and pleasures of her~youth. This opinion soon became
27 XI | brilliancy, the vivacity of youth which chaste or studious
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